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we do shakes too.
Indeed if they are only place in Euston to do ice cream they need to be out shouting that for the summer.
This though I'd say comes down to the store manager rather than company in general but let's hope (s)he pick their game up
Russia are not going to drop nuclear bombs right next to their own country and that of their main ally Belarus.
zero chance. The whole nuclear bomb conversation is for the birds.
I don't think anyone can give a definitive answer.
It's more likely then a week ago, but then the company itself it still ok and you have to think that once the war ends the suspension will come to an end given we aren't building missiles and according to company we aren't even sending steel to the army.
When that happens, all the details should still be intact regarding who owns what shares and computershare or someone else will link up again.
I don't 'think' there is a large risk of privitisation I think it's just a waiting matter either way and hope the war ends soon
I would definitely call or message HL or whoever you are with and ask them that question rather than this board. No offense peeps but between a trading platform and random internet folk I think I know who I'd trust most to give the right answer
I am fortunate that I do not have too large a holding here, though still enough to care if it goes to zero.
However unless I am mistaken the decision for Computershare to stop offering transfers in Evraz , whilst not a great feeling, doesn't actually make any difference in the current climate.
We can't buy or sell anyway so whether the facilities to do so are there or not is rather irrelevant.
Assuming the war eventually ends and the UK waters down it's sactions on Evraz, which is certainly just being picked out to try and pretend the Tories are tough on Russia despite on the ruble that have been pouring into their party, Computershare (or another company) will feel ok to allow Evraz transfers again.
So I am just going to keep my shares where they are rather than request paper ones because if things turn out 'ok' a few months or even year or two down line all the details will still be there whereas getting paper certificates I feel will only complicate the situation.
Also if Evraz decide sod it we'll just privitaise the company and pay everyon x per share, it will be much easier for me to get that money via HL then having again to find a dealer to trade in my paper shares to get the money.
All IMO DYOR etc etc. Annoying situation becasue if you pick a company that goes bust you can at least look back and see mistakes but when it's down to the whim of politicians which company shares should survive and which should fail.
However this risk is why when I hear people on here, or on say Polymetal or AMC boards talking about going all in I think the risk to reward is just too high. Hence having a smaller holding here then in say Anglo American or Glencore which have much better geographic diversification
Is the government still claiming they are protecting the shareholder??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeP0QwSHKr8&list=TLPQMDEwODIwMjLj3L6ssj5OOg&index=4
Welcome, I'm not largely invested here but have it in my 'coffee tin' as a possible 100 bagger.
Not that I'd say likilhood is high that it gets bear Starbucks but I do feel it has a nice niche in the 'coffee shop' market. Disappointed they are stopping in US and Japan but I don't have a specific target or timeline and it makes sense to build a strong foundation in your home geography before trying to expand too quick (esp with supply chains as they are).
Anyway if you don't get shook out by and future large price drops I'd say you'll be well pleased with your investment in 5-10 yrs time
I don't wonder what the response of mother Russia would have been for their actions against the state has it happened there
Chiliboots aren't these guys lucky to be in a society and country that allows them to criticise the government's actions.
If they want to act like Russia, China, Syria governments are at the same level to US UK and Europe then more fool them and I hope they don't ever have to fine out what the difference really is for citizens.
Anyway Ukraine attack around Kherson is good for us as reduces the likelihood of our Iron getting blocked from going west and also makes it less likely port Pivdennyi (Yuzhny) will be to damaged.
Also good in context of getting peace as if Putin starts to feel he could lose areas as time goes on he's more likely to try and stick instead of thinking the longer it goes the more land he will take.
@Panda, IMO strong dollar will bankrupt the third world and put many other countries in difficult positions, therefore I cannot see a strong dollar longterm (talking more than a year as I know long-term can mean daily to some :) ).
As inflation starts to come down, even if not to 2% but 4-5ish I expect fed to stop and possibly lower interest rates whilst they tighten or keep interest rates and stop tightening. A strong dollar is also not good for US companies who have global revenue and as much of US wealth is in the market they will not allow this to fall the way some are talking (eg another 50-80% drop when we are already down20%).
What they might also do is send money to other countries which will weaken the dollar globally but won't affect inflation in the US as only the 'Eurodollar' is expanding. (yes can be crossover but sure you get the point).
Anyway long story short, I think the next 10-20 years are going to be very good for commodities and in turn miners with the increased demand from electric cars, green energy sources, the increasing wealth of middleclass in China etc.
That obviously doesn't mean it will go straight up or that Russia won't in a few years decide it wants to grab some of Kz but unfortunately most of the ores and minerals are in dangerous geographies so that's the risk you take and let's face it anyone who's bought in here since the drop should be very aware of the risks.
All IMO, DYOR, blah blah, etc but I've been buying miners the last year or two and intend to continue (though not all in one geog or commodity type)
compared to comparable competition like Starbucks, Costa, etc the drinks aren't expensive or overly.
And the chocolate you can't really compare against supermarket bought chocolate. Like Burberry showed me the last few years, those who like to and can afford to buy the premium items in a sector are usually the ones least likely to be affected by recessions at least initially.
"The Kremlin has decided to ban the word “why.” It is un-Russian and even anti-Russian. The only people who ask it are foreign agents or spies. No Russian patriot does."
Sounds like the rule around Brexit
Got to be benefit for a company like Next though
Predictions are tricky, especially about the future
surely if green movement had been earlier Putin would have no leverage at all?
Also demand for oil is still well below 2019 so issue is with supply, but mainly price gauging as if oil had really gone up margins would be squeezed instead of which oilers are making record profits. In UK it also helps that Torys are busy killing the pound so even though oil has been coming down in dollars it's still going up in sterling hence pump prices going up.
In the main everyone (esp on this board) are way to short sighted.
Bringing this back to Poly I see people hoping for Russian assests to be sold off when they will not get good prices for them just to make a profit or dividends quicker.
I hope we don't split. I want in 3-5 years this to be back at £15-£20 and am very happy to wait for that taking divs as we go.
Hi inflation you'd think will be good for gold but I have to make the worry that our current chancellor says he's going to bear down on inflation, then talks about how they've given money to people to help then with higher rates.
Just like the last idiot who looks like he's going to be PM saying giving everyone £400 for energy bills isn't inflationary.
Right or wrong on the decision to give money the real nightmare for this country is neither of them seem to know what inflation is or how it's caused
Shame we are leaving US though at least we will still be in the market online, and I hope we'll be returning in the not too distant future as that's a ridiculous market. However makes sense given recessions and inflation to make sure the foundations are strong before further growth.
Flingers crossed this is the last big drop for many a year but Aim stocks do love volatility
@pokerchips, India is still only 1/3 urbanised, a long time before they get their economy to compare with China or US IMO, maybe never.
If you've got spare cash then it will be great time to buy more of loads of good businesses.
If you don't then just come back here in a years time and ignore market till then